OLEAP Pilot Open Ear Headphones 

I was born deaf from one ear. I never experienced what it is to ear from two ears. But last Christmas my uncle offered me this kind of headphones. I tried them when i was alone, put on my favorite song and i cried. It was a whole new world for me.. Bless my uncle for that beautiful gift

I have a pair and if I had to use one word to describe it’d be, “freedom.” I like the ability to listen to music while I workout, work in the office, and do other things while still hearing my surroundings.

I primarily use these at work where I can't have earbuds in and can be aware when a customer needs my attention they work phenomenally!

This sounds like the ideal fit for car drivers or the office, where you need to be able to hear but could also benefit from background audio.

As a hearing impaired person, I think this product is great: 1) you do not have to push the volume up to a level where everybody around you know what you are listening to before you do; 2) you can hear all of the music frequencies. (depending on why you are impaired)

I also bought the power beats pro in the same week and I prefer these over any ear buds. I even use these for watching movies .

2:18 Of course we're doing things over here. Bone conduction magic doesn't just create itself. 😉 Thanks for the review! We're psyched. 🧡

I work in a really loud environment (data center) where hearing protection like ear plugs are required. The difference in sound quality when the ear plugs are in is like night and day.

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I can say that the best possible experience I've had with them is in regards to mood augmenting music, where you would typically want the full sound blocking shroud headphones but cannot have those.

Hi thanks for the fantastic review as usual! How does the sound of this compare to the Oladance in terms of quality and volume? I love my oladance but I found in noisy environments the volume isn't always sufficient

Sure the regular bigger around the hear headphones work, but not the more practical in the ear ones. Bone conduction freed me - and others - from walking on the street

Oleap Pilot. That is a fun name. Bone conducting seems to be the new thing. Does it help prevent hearing loss.

I hope you guys will think a bit more outside of the box when you review a product like this / and the manufacturer should also review its marketing strategy: there are a lot of hearing impaired people that would love something like this, especially if it works with the live-mic function of a phone....